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*For so many years I wandered Through the night With your sister Selene, Laughing and smiling: A grim facade So no one would question me. Her cold moonlight Allowed my charade to go unnoticed.* *Little did I know that you, My very own Helios, Were floating through my night unseen On the flat underbelly of the earth.* *Then without warning I saw your other sister Eos. She taunted me With the first of your rays, Giving me a glimpse Of what it meant to walk in your light. Snatches of the impending dawn Teased me with their muted hues.* *Suddenly, you in your golden chariot Peeked just over the horizon I tried to flee west; Afraid to believe The warming rays emanating From you could be real. I tried to uproot the gleaming tendrils From my jaded heart But I couldn't outrun the sun.* *So I gave up trying. I turned to face you. I kept my eyes closed at first, Cautiously Letting the radiance of your being Illuminate the damaged corners; The scars of my aura Layed bare before your brilliance.* And still you came. *So I opened my eyes And saw that every scar, Every damaged piece of my spirit Was made beautiful Before your smoldering gaze.* *Joyously I took your outstretched hand Now I wander with you Through the painted mesa skies From cloud to cloud In a leaping pirouette Never to allow the night To take residence in my heart again.*
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
to my sun god
*For so many years I wandered Through the night With your sister Selene, Laughing and smiling: A grim facade So no one would question me. Her cold moonlight Allowed my charade to go unnoticed.* *Little did I know that you, My very own Helios, Were floating through my night unseen On the flat underbelly of the earth.* *Then without warning I saw your other sister Eos. She taunted me With the first of your rays, Giving me a glimpse Of what it meant to walk in your light. Snatches of the impending dawn Teased me with their muted hues.* *Suddenly, you in your golden chariot Peeked just over the horizon I tried to flee west; Afraid to believe The warming rays emanating From you could be real. I tried to uproot the gleaming tendrils From my jaded heart But I couldn't outrun the sun.* *So I gave up trying. I turned to face you. I kept my eyes closed at first, Cautiously Letting the radiance of your being Illuminate the damaged corners; The scars of my aura Layed bare before your brilliance.* And still you came. *So I opened my eyes And saw that every scar, Every damaged piece of my spirit Was made beautiful Before your smoldering gaze.* *Joyously I took your outstretched hand Now I wander with you Through the painted mesa skies From cloud to cloud In a leaping pirouette Never to allow the night To take residence in my heart again.*
Tina-Marie
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40/Cisgender Female
Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
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